The rest happened so suddenly that the supporters of West Germany and Argentina were, still, in turn, rejoicing and despairing before they had realised what happened.
Despairing, they fasted and prayed for two days.
Poor countries are despairing over the outlook for the Doha round of trade negotiations, which was intended to benefit them.
Here he provides a social commentary from the ground up, as an exhausted and despairing people picked their way through the rubble.As the author notes, the euphoria of the first year of Japan's war in the Pacific turned into a chimera, a dream within a dream, when the tide of its military advance petered out and news of the bloody retreat leaked out back home.
His traducers call it chronic insensitivity, both to the voters and to his own despairing party faithful.In the interview and in a rare appearance two days earlier in Israel's parliament, the Knesset, Mr Barak, Israel's present minister of defence, was at his moderate, statesmanlike best.
Despairing mothers across England paid dubious businessmen to offload their unwanted babies on the state: many were lost or dead on arrival.
Despairing commuters are fleeing the railways and taking to their cars, so the roads are getting snarled up too.Being British, many people are inclined to put up with all this, in the belief that they are getting a safer transport system as a result.
One fund manager is despairing: Mr Allaire, he says, "promised to stabilise the company, but things are worse not better".It is not clear, however, that much would be gained by dumping Mr Allaire now.
Despairing europhiles who groan that the necessary structural reforms are the work of decades have misread the chancellor's intentions.
I meant "white rule".If you thought that it couldn't get worse from here, prepare yourself.No, none of "Stygian", "unhealthy", "despairing" and "terrible" are particularly good synonyms for "black" when you are talking about black South Africans.On the bright side, Grammarly's plagiarism detector did detect the source I had copied and pasted from my own book.
She momentarily acquires an almost epic stature reminiscent, perhaps, of the Fool in "King Lear" despairing at Lear's madness and singing, "the rain it raineth every day .In a recent interview with the Financial Times, Ms Boo was asked if she felt that her book had made a difference to people's lives.
